Apartment€485,000
Pistoia

103 homes and apartments for sale in Pistoia, Italy.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€485,000
Pistoia
Apartment€220,000
Pistoia
Villa€3,900,000
Pistoia
Apartment€159,000
Pistoia
House€880,000
Pistoia
House€1,850,000
Pistoia
Villa€1,650,000
Pistoia
Villa€6,700,000
Pistoia
House€590,000
Pistoia
Villa€295,000
Pistoia
Apartment€78,000
Pistoia
Apartment€135,000
Pistoia
Apartment€180,000
Pistoia
House€360,000
Pistoia
Apartment€85,000
Pistoia
House€249,000
Pistoia
Apartment€325,000
Pistoia
Apartment€235,000
Pistoia
House€78,000
Pistoia
Apartment€130,000
Pistoia
House€345,000
Pistoia
Apartment€200,000
Pistoia
House€165,000
Pistoia
House€235,000
Pistoia
Buyer's guide: Pistoia
Property for sale in Pistoia offers a Tuscan address at a fraction of Florence prices. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €240,000 across 103 properties, split between apartments, town houses and villas. Below is what the data shows and how to buy in Italy as a foreign buyer.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The per-m² figure is based on a smaller sample of 40 listings.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 103 |
| Median asking price | €240,000 |
| Middle half of listings (p25 - p75) | €158,500 - €391,500 |
| Median price per m² | €2,101 |
| Median size | 132 m² |
The mix is 46 apartments, 32 houses, 18 villas, 5 commercial properties and 2 plots. See apartments in Italy, villas in Italy and houses.
The bedroom field shows 57 listings with five or more bedrooms against 18 with four, 12 with three and 7 with two. That is unusually top-heavy for a median size of 132 m² and probably reflects rooms being counted rather than bedrooms, so judge each listing by its floor plan.
Pistoia is a walled Tuscan city with a cathedral square and market streets, and it lies between Florence and Lucca, at the foot of the Apennines. The surrounding hills hold country villas, and the area is known for plant nurseries. Trains reach Florence in roughly half an hour, which gives the city a commuter role.
Within easy reach are Prato and Florence to the east, and Lucca and Capannori to the west. Pisa and the coast at Forte Dei Marmi are further, though still day-trip distance for a weekend base.
Non-EU buyers are subject to reciprocity rules. Registration tax is 2% for a primary residence, 9% for second homes (on cadastral value for private resales), plus notary, agent and survey fees. Developer sales carry VAT instead.
For villas and farmhouses ask a surveyor to confirm planning compliance, and check access rights and septic systems in rural areas. Rustic buildings in a landscape-protected zone may need approval for works. See the Italy page, financing and consultation.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, our data shows a median of €2,101 per m² and an asking price of €240,000. Florence is the larger, pricier market.
Direct trains take about 30 minutes, so many residents commute. Check timetables for your route.
Many listings show five or more bedrooms, probably counting rooms. Rely on floor plans.
Registration tax of 2% or 9% depending on residence status, plus notary and agent fees.
The hills around Pistoia hold 18 villa listings in our data, offering more space than in the city.